[John Brown failure to toe drag]

2 minutes ago, Thurman#1 said:

 

 

He is absolutely a top 22 - 23 guy. All you have to do is look at his yards and TDs, and his production. That's where it puts him, and again, he's being thrown to by Josh Allen, and he's on a team that throws less than most of the league.

 

He's already there and he'd be higher if Josh had hit him on say half of the 5 or 6 go routes he threw to Brown beyond his man but overthrew him every time. He's a #1.

 

In no paticular order (and i maybe forgetting a guy or 2)

 

ALL BETTER THEN BROWN (JOHN):

Edelmen

Parker

Juju

Beckham

Landry

Green

Hilton

Hopkins

AJ Brown

Sutton

Hill

Allen

Cooper

Gallup

Tate

Adams

Robinson

Thielan

Diggs

Jones (julio)

Godwin

Evans

Samuel

Sanders

Kupp

Woods

Cook

Golladay

Jones (marvin)

Lockett

Thomas

Brown (Antonio)

 

Honorable mentions(on par or a level under):

Ridley

Jeffrey

Shepard

Slayton

Mclarin

Williams (Mike)

Williams (Ty)

Watkins

Chark

Westbrook

Fuller

Metcalf

Watkins

Moore (DJ)

Crowder

Anderson (Robbie)

Gordon (Josh)

 

 

Like i said the guy is somewhere in that 30-40 range...    no way is top 23...

 

 

 

 

[John Brown failure to toe drag]

6 hours ago, Thurman#1 said:

 

 

 

When people say "a true #1," they seem to mean a top 5 or 6 in the league guy. You're right, he's not one of those. He absolutely is one of the top 22 or 23 receivers in the league, though, and that makes him a #1.

 

And as for contested catches, that has nothing to do with being good, elite or whatever. It's only one part of being a receiver. Making catches, contested or not, that makes you a great receiver. Duke Williams makes contested catches, but he sure isn't a true #1. Receivers need to make catches. If they get open and make catches that aren't contested, that's the opposite of a problem. Plenty of great receivers don't make many contested catches.

 

Go back and look at the 5 or 6 times Brown was open long and overthrown by Allen this year. There's no doubt he's a #1.

 

 

 

 

He's not just good. There are probably 60 - 90 guys in the league who are good. He's really good.

 

Elite generally means top three or four in the league. Nobody argues he's elite. They argue that he's a #1. Because he is.

 

I like John Brown, but he is not top 22-23 in this league...   he's more in the 30-40 range.   He's a very good #2 WR 

[Good luck to Brian Daboll in his interview with the Cleveland Browns today]

Cleveland 1st question:

 

Why did you run the ball coming out of a timeout with 32 seconds left in the 1st half?

 

 

[The Bills Formula For Winning in 2019 Was Never Sustainable For Playoffs]

This offense is way to conservative and this lacks the boot to throat mentality that winning playoff teams must have.

 

Just look at the play call with 32 seconds left in the half.   You come out of a timeout and call a run play.  What the ***** was that about.  This gave us only one shot at the endzone, instead of what should have been multiple tries at it.   

 

Of course the very next play Josh Allen took that one shot, made an absolutely perfect throw, put it on Duke Williams and he dropped it.  

 

This run call was the beginning of the end for this team in this game.